Knowing how to utilize a Chapter 13 bankruptcy on behalf of your client during foreclosure is an effective, but complicated tactic employed by lawyers. 
In this CLE, you will learn how to deal with issues of automatic stay, mortgage modifications and proof of claim, along with lien stripping issues such as statutory and case law, execution and post plan completion.
Our experienced presenters will help explain how a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be the best option for a homeowner in the midst of foreclosure proceedings.
The following Key topics will be discussed:
- Addressing Strategic Defaults
- Essentials of the Stay
- Plan Treatment of Mortgages in Chapter 13
- Lien Stripping Statutory and Case Law Basis
- Post Plan Completion and Discharge
- Completing the Chapter 13 Local Plan Form
- Separately Classifying Creditors Such as Student Loans
01:00 – 01:30 |
Registration |
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01:30 – 02:00 |
State-Specific Foreclosure Laws |
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02:00 – 02:30 |
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy |
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02:30 – 03:00 |
Curing Defaults in a Chapter 13 Plan |
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03:00 – 03:45 |
Lien Stripping |
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03:45 – 04:00 |
Break |
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04:00 – 05:00 |
Structuring the Chapter 13 Plan |
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Attorney Robert Stack
Stack Law Office – Milwaukee, WI
Prior to starting Stack Law Office, Attorney Robert Stack had been a founding partner in the Brookfield, Wisconsin law firm of Stack, Fahl & Bagley, LLP, which operated from March of 2006 until September of 2010.
Attorney Stack earned his law degree in 1996 at the Nashville School of Law in Nashville, Tennessee. In addition to his law degree, he also holds an MBA from Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and a BBA-Finance from UW- Milwaukee. He is licensed to practice law in both Wisconsin and Tennessee, and is admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin and the Middle District of Tennessee, as well as all State Courts in both Wisconsin and Tennessee.
Since earning his law degree, Attorney Stack has been involved with more than 1,500 consumer bankruptcy cases.
In addition to his law practice, Attorney Stack is a member of the adjunct faculty in the Cardinal Stritch University College of Business, and is a frequent presenter of Continuing Legal Education program on bankrutpcy related topics.
Robert Stack is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankrutpcy Attorneys (NACBA), the Wisconsin Bar Association, and the Waukesha County Bar Association. He is also a member of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) and serves as Assistant Region Counsel for the Milwaukee Region.
Attorney Nathan DeLadurantey
DeLadurantey Law Office, L.L.C. – Milwaukee, WI
Nathan DeLadurantey is a defender of the “little guy,” focusing his practice exclusively on Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy, debtor’s rights, and foreclosure defense.
Nathan believes that an essential part of his job is to be an “advocate” for his clients. He regularly uses bankruptcy and consumer protection laws to recover damages for victims of creditor abuse, predatory lending, stay and discharge violations, and more. His firm has a reputation for holding creditors accountable to the law.
Nathan is admitted to practice law in both Wisconsin and California, in addition to being admitted to the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin. He is also a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association, and the Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association.
Live CLE • Bankruptcy 101: Critical Issues and Chapter 13 Plan
March 15, 2012 • Milwaukee, WI
Total WI CLE credits: 3.9 hours
This course is pending approval through the Wisconsin Board of Bar Examiners.
Aloft Milwaukee Downtown
1230 Old World Third Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53212
Start 01:30 PM – Finish 05:00 PM
$200 First Registrant
Add Associate $100 dollars*
Add Paralegal $100 dollars*
$125 Young Lawyers – Under 4 years acceptance to the Bar.**
*Young Lawyers with under 4 years acceptance to the Bar may use the coupon code YL75 to receive the $75 discount when checking out.
**Discounts can not be combined.
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